Show Notes
Brandon 'BJ' Burton has made short work of doing it all. While perhaps best known as a prolific songwriter, his work as a producer defies genre and balances pop appeal with challenging artistry.
In this first part, we see where folk, indie and futurism intersect, and explore albums by Bon Iver, The Tallest Man On Earth, The Japanese House and more.
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